lot of water cooler conversations about the issue, workplace culture, how is yours? have you experienced workplace bullying? what does it mean? where is the line? and high standards be mistaken for highhandedness? is there an obvious difference between a hard task master and a bully? what do you think? tell us what has gone on in your experience, have you felt bullied at work? where you where you listen to? some of the spare and as jacob rees mogg said recently, a danger of it being snowflakey. what makes a workplace bully? that is hard to get in touch and here is the news. thanks, nicky. opposition parties have accused the prime minister of dither and delay in making a decision about the fate of his deputy, dominic raab. rishi sunak received a report yesterday into complaints of bullying against mr raab, which he denies. a prompt response from downing street had been expected. ofsted says it won t be dropping the single word assessment it uses for schools across england,
and a place that many of us wanna reach. but what if i told you that a latino was behind one of the most prolific tv empires in the world? well, it s a fact. in the 1950s, cuban actor and producer desi arnaz and his wife lucille ball were not only the stars of i love lucy, but they also produced it, along with many other shows. and they even helped create the multi-cam sitcom genre. so even though we re still in the struggle, hollywood isn t new territory for us latinos. nuh-uh, cause we ve been here. you hear me? so today, an la icon is taking me to his old stomping grounds in east la to get this conversation about hollywouldn t going. and i bet at some point, i m gonna get some tacos al pastor. cause you know me, i don t play, i need to eat. [upbeat horn-driven music] - [trills] - when you think of la, i bet your version of it has to do with rodeo drive, beverly hills, and celebrities. but the reality is that los angeles is a city of latinos. you can see that
i m dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, marie hart, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. i think it was a very interesting day, it was a fascinating day. and it shows what a scam this whole thing is. dana: donald trump sounding off after another breathtaking day in court. michael cohen cornered into a potential ally in the most dramatic moment of the hush money trial so far. the jury and the media left in total shock as they heard a key piece of cross-examination. from his lawyer accusing cohen of lying about a crucial phone call that is supposed to directly link donald trump to the stormy payment. blanche drawing the courts attention to text messages between michael cohen and keith schiller, donald trump s former bodyguard. and on october 24th, 2016, cohen text schiller about harassing phone calls he was getting from an alleged 14-year-old prankster to which schiller responded, call me. that phone call lasting j
here are tonight s headlines. as migrants illegally crossing the border near record levels and major american cities struggled to handle the influx, the about-face from the white house. as the immigration crisis grows, president biden breaks a campaign promise, but insists he had no choice. i can t stop it. ukrainian officials say dozens of people are dead after a russian missile hit a village store and cafe in eastern part of the country. norah: we are tracking tropical storm philippe as it moves up the atlantic. where it could hit. our 60 minutes interview with mark milley. what america s former top general tells us about president biden s age. the dog days may be over here at the white house. why president biden s german shepherd was removed from campus and what happens to the dog now? norah: the impact popular drugs like ozempic are having on grocery stores like walmart. the soldiers without voices. our on the road tonight except the pain of army horse
good evening and welcome to politics nation. the punchlines have been delivered and the punch bowls have been emptied after last night white house correspondents dinner. in washington, returning to the harsh realities of election year politics in 2024. the polls showed the race between president biden and former president trump is tighter than ever and in the coming weeks, the direction of the campaign could be influenced by events played out in new york city but i have returned. on tuesday, former president trump will return to a manhattan courthouse where jurors will hear from witnesses in his hush money case. at columbia university, administrators will have to grapple with how to deal with pro-palestinian demonstrators ahead of their upcoming commencement. the decisions they make will be watched closely by other colleges and communities. protests over events in the east have left americans deeply divided. we are joined by a man who will be at the center of all of t